Overview
Artists develop their work independently while participating in studio visits, discussions, and exhibitions that connect their practice with the wider art community.
Program Structure
The Artist Residency Program combines independent studio work with moments of exchange and public engagement.
- independent studio time for sustained artistic production
- group discussions with fellow artists
- a final exhibition presenting work developed during the stay
- weekly one-to-one meetings with the program liaison
- open studio presentations during the Artist Residency
This structure is designed to create a balance between concentrated individual work and collective exchange.
Artistic Development
Weekly one-to-one meetings offer artists the opportunity to discuss their ongoing work, reflect on their process, and receive feedback within a supportive and confidential setting.
Group discussions provide a space for exchange between artists from different disciplines and backgrounds, encouraging dialogue and shared reflection on artistic practice.
The program places emphasis on thoughtful development rather than production speed, allowing artists to experiment, take risks, and pursue new directions in their work.
Public Presentation
During their stay, artists have the opportunity to present their work through open studio events and a final exhibition at The Hinterhaus.
These moments allow artists to share their practice with visitors and engage in dialogue with curators, collectors, and members of the wider art community.
The exhibition marks the culmination of the Artist Residency and provides a platform to present work developed during the program.
How to apply